Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1887-10-15

ous refrigerator.
Marshall & Uford have q fine dis
play Of clothing, dry goods, boots and
shoes, notions, ETC., in Floral Hall.
The Trego County Bank is reliable in
every particular, and our people can find
no better place to secure banking accom-
modations.
J. a. March & Co. have the oldest bank
In Wa-Keeney. Their volume OF business
is gratifying evidence of the snccessoft the
Institution.
There is large number OF horses and
mules on exhibition. They have not
been prepared" for the fair, but they
show up well.
Last Monday the First National Bank
OF Wa-Keeney' did the heaviest business
in the career of that enterprising popular
business house.
The First National Bank is admirably
fitted up. The business is conducted on
the plan of treating all alike-with the
utmost kindness.
In the agricultural displays, Marquand,
Galloway and Hugh Caskey lead in the
number of articles entered. Others have
articles of equal merit.
These displays are elegant. They are
surprises to great many people, who,
while meaning well, persisted in distrust-
ing the ability of Trego county to hold
creditable fair.
W. G. Olson has display of harness,
saddles and general harness shop goods
which, for quality and beauty of arrange
ment, the fair at Bismarck Grove or To-
peka might well have coveted.
! Painting and drawings show up in
large numbers and variety. Many of
them possess decided merit. The, skill of
Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Rice and
Miss Nellie Marshall is reflected in these
articles.
The fancy goods department., in charge
of Mrs. Hunter, is crowded with hand
some and valuable manufactures of our
ladies. No mistake was made in the Sc
lection of Mrs. Hunter to preside over
this department.
1 The display of forest trees is beautiful
and comprehensive. Messrs. Robb and
Yetter have aimed to show what intelli-
gent planting and cultivation will do for
trees in Trego county. The attempt has
not been in vain.
The culinary department is we'll repre-
sented The talent of our ladies has been
equal to the emergency, and are showing
butter, fruits, cakes, ETC., of their own
manufacture in such way as surprise
people who have not known their enter
prise. Mrs. Hanna presides over this de-
partment with characteristic ability. Mrs.
Hanna is also seeing to flowers being
placed in such places as to beautify Flo
raj Hall.
The display of grasses by Ben c. Rich
is unique and instructive feature of this
fair. We believe he has some eighty va
rieties. He says all of them are found
within the freguards of his ranch. We
question seriously whether as creditabe a
display of wild grasses was ever before
made at Kansas fair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rich worked more than day in arrang-
ing this display on the wall in Flora Hall.
They are placed in the form of St Az
drews cross, and presents beautiful ap-
pearance.
THE TREGO COUNTY FAIR.
In this extra our aim is to give
people the chance to know what was done
on the first day of the fair.
Up to noon to-day "wednesday no pre-
miums had been awarded.
The fair is an eye dazzIer It's excel
lence on general principles is SO convinc-
ing that none who see it fail to mention
it in terms of admiration. Articles are
shown in great abundance, as the entries
of yesterday prove. The articles are neat.
The displays are arranged handsomely.
Floral Hall is as pretty place as you will
often see at any fair and you can have the
range of the old states to corner us if you
want it., The agricultural displays are
mammoth in quantity and of exceedingly
fine quality. Corn, wheat, oats and all
the other useful farm articles are repre-
sented. Their name is legion. Anything
you wish to see in the way of farm arti-
cles, you are very apt to find at this fair.
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